Yuri Bashmet - Berlioz Harold en Italie - video 1985

[@jamesburrell8236]

Wow! Simply great in every way!

[@БогданФесюк-о5е]

Найкраще виконання яке чув, хоч виконавець є запроданець і негідник!

[@beickus]

this is the best performance i found here of this great piece

[@MrCatneko]

Both soloist and conductor are supremely excellent! Truly outstanding.

[@user_that_guy]

4:13

[@mariejonicolau9491]

11 decembre 2019 bon anniversaire monsieur hector berlioz puisse t on vous entendre jusqia la fin des temps

[@evaraelk632]

Excellent! A real treat to hear such uninspired performance, thanks,

[@bruce_c_in_nz]

Did you really mean "UNinspired"?

[@BobvanderWal]

what a beautiful interpretation and encouraging piece of music in this troublesome period of European history.

[@evaraelk632]

inspired performance, Berlioz's piece is so cheerful as well as full of angst.

[@mariejonicolau9491]

Superbe interpretation

[@sverrer148]

Dette er Berloz på sitt beste,

[@christianbrodiez5287]

En 1985 , Yuri Bshmet ne joue pas encore ce Harold en Italy par coeur , mais quelle maîtrise et quelle musicalité !

[@olivierteitgen4061]

Ecoutez la version Rudolf Barchai version, avec Oistrakh à la baguette. Une autre excellente version russe

[@rahmidogangun7852]

Good Conductor and performance.

[@MargarethaGubernale]

Herz zerreissend!!!!

[@퍼플래디]

바이런의 장시에 이런곡을 입히다니...너무 좋습니다. 30년쯤전에 리스트가 피아노 곡으로 편곡한곡을 들었는데 너무나 좋았습니다..

[@mArc0-k4x1h]

❤❤❤

[@НадеждаБогданова-р7э]

«Спать пора,уснул Бычок-лёг в коробку на бочок. Сонный мишка лёг в кровать…» Ну,и я отправлюсь спать-ведь,уже третий час ночи. И я послушаю эту запись завтра,если она не исчезнет. 18.02.2024. И всем,мой привет!

[@theochemsRE]

Berlioz is a great composer.

[@_cipriano2282]

As a former Violist this is good stuff!

[@tangistanguy]

Do we need assessment of people who declare they have played viola themselves to judge (rather enjoy than judge) this performance ? I honestly don't think so :) Besides, why should one be so eager to say "I also played played viola" (and therefore know what I am talking about) ? Seemingly, youtube comments are often used to allow people to talk about themselves (whereas to talk about Berlioz, Bashmet or Fedoseyev would be far more exciting).

[@морозсказка]

🙏⭐️

[@ingibinka]

Тако чувство, что как только кашель, человек сразу на концерт бежит :)

[@СергейСон-ю7я]

Soviet covid 1985)

[@sverrer148]

Helt nydelig innspilling fra den kalde krigen.musikerne har en rolig fremføring enn dages.

[@ilirllukaci5345]

Sounds vaguely Russian here, but only because Berlioz and Liszt were so influential in Russia, analogous to Byron's own influence on Pushkin, not coincidentally. Russian string playing tradition was nothing to sneeze at though.

[@ingibinka]

Вот кого нужно было приглашать на роль Паганини в кино!